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A Walnut Street smokehouse two blocks from the ballpark: split oak only, pits welded in-house, meats by the half pound and burnt ends on Fridays. Each menu row brings up its own photo, and the pitmaster gives away his rub recipe.

• Menu rows that swap the photo
• Weekly specials listed by day
• Call, pickup and delivery together

An ever-changing menu from three farms that deliver on Tuesdays, a trailer origin story, and a farmer list that reads like a neighborhood.

• Large-party request with time slots
• Dietary options answered on the menu
• Farm suppliers listed by name

Leather, brass and low lamps on West Hubbard: filets with béarnaise, a raw bar, martinis and the full menu at the bar for walk-ins. Private dining comes as three rooms, 7 guests to a 150-person buyout, that wipe in as you scroll.

• Private rooms with guest counts
• Booking window stated: 21 days
• Valet address beside the hours

A little blue house on a corner in Clarksville: bakery in the morning, steak frites on Mondays. The menu photo changes as you move through bakery, brunch, happy hour and dinner, and each menu is written on the page with its hours and prices. Its menu PDF link is a demo placeholder.

• Menus as text, with hours and prices
• Hours by service in the footer
• Monday set menu laid out

A Ballard café with counter service by day and table service at night: brunch until 2:30, happy hour to 5, duck off the board. Walk-in only, except the candlelit communal table that opens the page and takes parties of 6 to 8.

• Walk-in policy in the top bar
• Three services with their hours
• Communal table booked by email

A North Park taco kitchen that stone-mills its masa at six every morning. Tortillas puff on a wood-fired comal in the hero, a full-screen photo narrows to a frame as you scroll, and the bar pours 42 agave spirits.

• Before-you-go answers in one table
• Hours with the Monday closure explained
• Rows that bring up each photo

A 64-seat cocktail lounge on Division Street in Nashville: twelve signature cocktails priced line by line, live jazz Thursday to Saturday and a 20-seat back room. The menu photo changes as you move down the lists.

• Walk-in policy in the first screen
• Hours with jazz nights marked
• Private room for 8 to 20

A walk-up window on Calle Ocho pouring colada from 6:30 a.m.: guava pastelitos four times a day, office trays with 48 hours' notice and 40 seats at the counter and terrace. Each chapter slides up over the last as you scroll.

• Office trays with 48-hour notice
• Allergen, parking and payment answers
• Hours, seats and milks as chips

A Northeast Minneapolis bakery in a former hardware store: first rack out at 6:40, lunch until 2:30, a Saturday farm box and half-price bread after 3pm. Line drawings of croissants and loaves, and a drawn street map for directions.

• Half-price list after 3pm
• Farm box order deadline stated
• Parking and bike rack notes

An oak-fired bistro on Danforth Street in Portland, Maine: one red-oak hearth lit at two, a menu rewritten every Tuesday, 42 seats and sixty wines. Past the hearth, six photo cards stack and count 01 to 06 as you scroll.

• Walk-in bar seats kept nightly
• Booking window and group rules
• Parking, seating and payment answers

A 1927 printing house turned ninety-room hotel: check-in times in the first screen, rooms and the bar in a slow-drifting rail, one lamp-lit room carrying the hero.

• Check-in times in the first screen
• Bar, breakfast and dinner hours
• Valet parking and EV chargers stated

Forty kitchen suites rented by the week or month. A left rail of colored cards, a row of what the rate includes that walks sideways as you scroll, and check-in questions drawn as pixel icons.

• Weekly and monthly rates up front
• What the rate includes, itemized
• Pet and parking rules answered

A 40-villa resort on the bay side of Key Largo: 22 villas on pilings, a dive boat at 8:00 and a sunset catamaran. An aerial film opens the page, a sentence paints itself in as you scroll, and three chapters count 1/3 to 3/3.

• Drive times from Miami and Key West
• What is included and what is extra
• Summer offer with exact dates

A 120-room resort on Geneva Lake, 80 miles from Chicago: a lake dock under the hero, a summer day told in five video chapters from lake mist to fire circle, and packages from midweek stays to a Frozen Lake Weekend.

• Drive times from four starting points
• Packages with prices and inclusions
• Meeting room capacities listed

An eighteen-room inn on a dune in Kill Devil Hills: a sliding hero of house, boardwalk and breakfast, rooms as a carousel with square footage up front, free surfboards, and a front-desk FAQ where reviews would go.

• Room sizes and beds up front
• What every stay includes
• Dog policy with the fee

A 36-room timber lodge in Estes Park, below the Fall River Entrance: a wood stove in every room, eleven cedar tubs fired at four and guided hikes from the porch. A ridgeline draws itself, then a film of snowy peaks opens the page.

• Check-in and checkout in the hero
• Directions from Denver airport
• Winter offer with dates

An 80-room resort on a Georgia tidal creek: an aerial marsh film in the hero, six stops on the property you can walk to, a season-by-season card rail in place of reviews, and tide times posted each morning.

• Walking minutes to each stop
• Check-in, dogs and airport at a glance
• Front-desk FAQ on booking and pets

A yoga and Pilates studio in Boulder with a juice bar by the front desk. Forty classes a week, a smoothie list that swaps its photo on hover, Saturday trail mornings, and line drawings that sketch themselves.

• Class prices and passes on one board
• First week free in the top bar
• Workshop date with a mat cap

Six counselors and four quiet rooms on Williamson Street, with video sessions anywhere in Wisconsin. The first screen is set as a letter with a stamp, and a small note takes a phone number for a free 20-minute first call.

• Free first call requested from the hero
• Three numbered steps to start
• Crisis line in the footer

A two-dentist practice on Severn Avenue in Eastport, by Spa Creek. A pinned wheel turns through six parts of the visit, from one-visit crowns to 60-minute cleanings, then plain answers on insurance, Saturdays and parking.

• Insurance and payment in tabs
• Saturday hours stated clearly
• FAQ grouped by treatment

A six-chair shop on Fairmount Avenue: a three-column price board by barber level, walk-ins texted when their chair is ten minutes out, a hover list that swaps shop photos and a slow ribbon of eight cut names.

• Prices by barber level
• Walk-in hours and wait texts
• Book in the app or call

A 24-hour mobile truck repair crew for sixty contract fleets around Spokane. Truck-repair video in the hero, a mile counter that rolls into place, service cards that fan apart as you scroll, and a drawn 150-mile map.

• Call dispatch in header and hero
• Service radius map with corridors
• Fleet billing questions answered

Offices, shops and dining rooms built inside existing buildings. Oversized oxide wordmark, a stage where the photo grows from bare shell to finished floor, and a handover log in place of awards.

• Bid request button in the header
• Week-by-week site timeline
• Handover log with sizes and weeks

Payroll, onboarding, time off and reviews for companies of 50 to 500 people, one record per employee. Three product scenes turn in the hero, and eight switching questions sit in a carousel where testimonials would go.

• Price and trial terms stated plainly
• Switching questions answered with numbers
• Support hours and phone listed

Document extraction that runs on your own servers, from Boston. An agent types an invoice query in the hero, a review queue is built as an HTML screen under an orange sky, and four document types show their fields.

• Six-week pilot laid out by week
• Buyer questions answered by role
• API request sample on the page

A three-partner Chicago architecture studio for two-flats, storefronts and small workplaces. A facade film loops in the hero, services open photo stickers on hover, and a weekly site log stands in for press.

• Three phases with their durations
• Weekly site walk and photo log
• Inquiry reply within two days

A Detroit industrial design studio with its own prototype shop on Russell Street. A molten-copper wordmark, a self-running strip of shop-floor photos, and machine spec cards where testimonials would go.

• Shop machines listed with specs
• Two engagement models side by side
• Shop visit days and hours

Every percentage on the label, a six-dollar sample kit and refills by mail. A water-drop video opens the page, and five starter sets sit in a swipeable rail with prices and add-to-cart.

• Six-dollar sample kit as first step
• Four-question skin routine finder
• Saturday sample room hours

An online-only shoe label from Santa Cruz: four models, free 30-day returns and Tideline uppers knit from eleven recycled bottles. Surf-line photos under a floating frosted nav bar and a swipeable rail of eight colorways.

• Free returns stated in the top bar
• Shop men or women from cards
• Cart drawer with quick links

A titanium sleep ring from San Francisco: seven days per charge, a free sizing kit and 30-day returns. Morning light on a slow hero loop, a rail of six readings and app screens built in HTML instead of screenshots.

• Free sizing kit before purchase
• FAQ on sizing, battery and returns
• Plain-language wellness disclaimer

A Portland speaker maker with three wood cabinets and one workbench. A scroll-driven exploded view built from our own renders, a lineup drawn in walnut, and a measured room test where a testimonial would sit.

• 60-night home trial
• Listening room seats to book
• Pair prices on every model